it’s short and sweet, contains depression and self harm but it is a really comforting story. as someone who has those struggles it made me feel warm in my heart while at the same time i felt like crying. somethings are rather vague and the ending is very open, but i think that’s part of its charm
realistic, soft and cozy. they are both nice people who respect each other, no violence and no rape. it’s the type of love anyone would dream of, it’s just lovely. def a favorite
a realistic story about homophobia, growing up in a society where everyone that doesn’t adhere to the normal becomes abnormal. there is proper representation, lesbian couples, gay couples, asexuality, transgender characters, and just struggling to define who you are and dealing with ones own internalized homophobia. it’s really touching, the ending was truly heartfelt and our protagonist found his place in the world
a pure love between an indigenous tribe member and a japanese boy, it’s so heartwarmingly precious and full of culture
very nice, about two students both interested in film, rivals in a way but also roommates bonding over bl manga together - it’s good, there might be one or two chapters left (with the spicy stuff (; )
it’s just so good… i don’t know what to say but it’s just fantastic. it’s not too long either, though it’s ongoing ugh i want more chapters already
pain but heartwarming and cute in the end, wish there was more but unfortunately peyo (kosei eguchi) has passed away </3 this manga was such a breath of fresh air and it felt so real, it’s such a shame we won’t be able to see more from them or the author
Kokoro Kikai